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Chapter-11 Sound — Online MCQ Test

SCIENCE · Samacheer Kalvi 9th · Tamil Nadu State Board
Practice Chapter-11 Sound with a free chapter-wise online MCQ test. This chapter covers: Description Explains the nature of sound vibration frequency pitch and applications Keywords Sound Vibration Frequency Pitch Waves. AI-generated questions from basic to board-exam level, with instant results and explanations.

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Chapter-11 Sound — Important Questions & Answers

What is sound?
  • A. A form of energy produced by vibrating bodies
  • B. A form of matter produced by heat
  • C. A magnetic effect produced by light
  • D. A chemical change in air
Answer: A. A form of energy produced by vibrating bodies
Sound is produced when an object vibrates and creates energy that travels through a medium. It is not matter or a chemical change.
Which of the following is the unit of frequency?
  • A. Joule
  • B. Hertz
  • C. Newton
  • D. Metre
Answer: B. Hertz
Frequency is measured in hertz (Hz). One hertz means one vibration per second.
A tuning fork produces sound when it is struck because it:
  • A. Becomes heated
  • B. Starts vibrating
  • C. Changes into a magnet
  • D. Reflects light
Answer: B. Starts vibrating
Sound is produced by vibrating bodies. When a tuning fork vibrates, it sets the surrounding air into vibration.
A man hears a sound of 200 Hz and another of 2000 Hz. Which statement is correct?
  • A. 200 Hz sound has higher pitch
  • B. 2000 Hz sound has higher pitch
  • C. Both have same pitch
  • D. Pitch does not depend on frequency
Answer: B. 2000 Hz sound has higher pitch
Higher frequency means higher pitch. Therefore, 2000 Hz sound will have a higher pitch than 200 Hz sound.
Which of the following pairs is correctly matched?
  • A. High frequency — low pitch
  • B. Low frequency — high pitch
  • C. High amplitude — loud sound
  • D. Low amplitude — louder sound
Answer: C. High amplitude — loud sound
Loudness increases with amplitude, so high amplitude means a louder sound. The other options give incorrect relations between sound properties.